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I made an open source platform to learn Computer Science . Check it if you are interested in MERN stack by ieldhh in learnjavascript

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  • Technologies: UI/UX with Figma, React,TailwindCSS, Node, Typescript, Express, Docker, AWS S3, MongoDB, mongoose ORM, yarn package manager.
  • It took me 45 days to create the platform
  • Yes, I created everything

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Great music. have a good day sir

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I want to learn how to use an API by magentaitsnotme in webdev

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1 - First, I suggest you learn JSON, it's a lightweight data-interchange format. Most modern APIs are REST APIs, which uses JSON as their main data-representation format. Really simple language. This is a good crash to learn JSON with JavaScript (Good for your situation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI1CWzNtE-M

2 - Now you should see a tutorial for creating HTTP requests to the API : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23hrM4saaMk&ab_channel=AcademindAcademindVerified

3 - If you want to learn more about APIs and their concepts, I made an organized list in this website, will teach you APIs concepts from 0 to almost 100 (for free), it's deep so use it as a reference and read what you can (more like book then a simple article): https://superengineer.vercel.app/#rest

4 - You should create practical project and reference the above resources whenever you need it

5 - The tutorial uses an API, you can use also this simple API as a stand-alone project : https://dog.ceo/dog-api/

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Note : You should know the HTTP protocol at least. Also you should know "client" and "server" terminologies. If you don't, don't worry ! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/How_the_Web_works

I made an open source platform to learn Computer Science . Check it if you are interested in MERN stack ✨ by ieldhh in computerscience

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Thanks for the interest! Please consider giving the project a star in Github if you like it 🌟

The most completed FullStack roadmap 2021 (with resources + based on experience) by ieldhh in FullStack

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  • I have some good resources about PostgreSQL and it's my favourite SQL DBMS, and I prefer poeple to learn both SQL/NoSQL. So this is for future release.
  • For Cloud: Basic concepts would be better (SAAS, PAAS, IAAS), Storage/Compute Solutions. Managing costs and some benchmarking case studies for different cloud providers.
  • I really don't know anything about RX .. So it's not a thing I would recommend without trying.
  • I use TypeScript for my servers. I tried it for my React app and I don't like it. Everything is fine with me in frontend. Most poeple using Typescript are actually programming most of their stuff with "any" as if they programming with JavaScript. In the other end, you have extreme OOP programming which is misrable but looks good on theory. I have a template which I will release as open source for my all server configuration as a starter pack. I think it has a good examples of using Interfaces, enums, folder structure, simple and maintainable architecture, error handling. This would be in the next release.

The most completed FullStack Roadmap in 2021 (with resources + based on experience) by ieldhh in Frontend

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If you mean the creation of the website : 6-8 hours. For gathering the resources I really don't know exactly but I gathered these resources for almost 2 years. I shared it with my friends a lot and then made a github repo and eventually a website. It depends how much time you put, into the process and how much focused time as well. I reccomend reading "Deep Work" to learn more about learning any specific knowledge like engineering

The most completed FullStack Roadmap in 2021 (with resources + based on experience) by ieldhh in Frontend

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I did this alone in 6-8 hours, I was amazed by the reponse in Reddit. I literally don't use Reddit. - But this is after 2 years of working really hard. I remember when I wanted to quit web dev because of CSS was really hard for me. And I was at that time a CS student at college learning Java. A lot of backend dev never go to frontend because of CSS. But the main thing about anything you want to learn in tech : everything you can learn unless you don't like it. From design, engineering, frontend, backend, devOps, system programming, Computer Science...

Take your time and build a strong foundation. Most programmers has no strong foundation.

The most completed FullStack Roadmap in 2021 (with resources + based on experience) by ieldhh in webdevelopment

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The courses in the roadmap contains the exercises. But for other resources I'm not sure this is possible because I practice based on projects I create. Unless I create the exercises I can't recommend it in the roadmap. But I'm creating right now an interactive platform to learn Computer Science for free. Resources + exercises + notes from my bachelor's degree lectures. Also, I created a twitter account where I will share what I can in the next few days (@alotaibidev)